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happy birthday & congratulations

Cool presentation, Mr. Cool, even though I already knew about a bunch of the features. I didn't know about the Find Shelvesets view - any chance that could be made easier to find? Also very nice to know that there are some improvements to the pending changes view as the old style was more useful in many cases.

The code review feature is a good addition to the product.

Shame the screen disappears 52 minutes into this video, would have been nice to see CodeMap in action.

is the video for this session coming?

Interesting, although it strikes me that a lot of these fingerprinting algorithms are targetted at detecting copyright violations. Trouble is, it is often far too easy to game these algorithms by pitch or tempo shifting, adding silence to start or end, subtle reverb etc.

From a quick look it seems that the algorithm should be safe against inverting the waveform, changing sample rate, swapping left & right, adding DC offset (probably), and applying notch filters high up in the frequency spectrum. However a HPF with a low cutoff might change the fingerprint enough to defeat it.

Still its an impressive article and nice to see such a clear explanation.

really nice usability & perf enhancements. Looking forward to the release. Was there an announcement on the rough timeframe for vNext?

Out of the box NUnit support at long last! Brilliant! Code-review also looks great.

Thanks for the shoutout. Can't believe how many downloads that SkypeFx thingy has had - over 500,000 now. Probably ought to give it some new features at some point.

@Eugene - look at the end of the function - the contents of the current buffer are copied across into prevBuffer

@Wonde, to record for that length of time I would recommend storing the saved audio in a WAV file rather than the current implementation which keeps it in memory. Use the WaveFileWriter class.

very interesting. nice to see a rare audio related session